Sharing joy and knowledge from an ordinary life
Assessment has its roots in Latin, namely ‘assessus ‘ meaning ‘a sitting by’, where the past participle means ‘to sit beside.’
This wasn’t actually the title but the essence of the workshop… No answers were given but questions raised, and food for thought supplied.
Kate Sowter @Top_kat1 How do we bring our peers and colleagues along with us(who aren’t here on a Saturday)? How can we get a national
How can school leaders develop partnerships that support inclusion- ways of adapting teaching to ensure all children’s learning is valued?
Carolyn Robson @CaroDunelm We all work too much in isolation at present. Primary and secondary work in silos and they don’t need to- teachers are
Mary Myatt @MaryMyatt Behind every letter and number attributed to a child’s work sits a child and that letter or number tells us something, but
Sarah Earle @PriSciEarle After Dan Williams’s @FurtherEdagogy post earlier this week about the pyramids of doom, he may have had something to say about the one we
I made my way to the #LearningFirst conference feeling a little nervous- my Twitter feed was filled with tweets of people heading here but I